For years, industry has had difficulty deciding whether it would be better off with the antiquated export control statute currently upheld by the International Emergency Economic Powers Act or a brand-new statute, with all the attendant risks involved therein. Well, it appears the decision has been made--industry is on board, but still harbors several concerns on the current EAA draft.
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